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Quoting: rustybroomhandleAmusing comment from Nightdive studios on the topic:

https://twitter.com/pripyatbeast/status/1433925671995068418 [External Link]

You do this to a game @NightdiveStudio is working on and you get offered a job.

So why isn't Doom64 supported on Linux? There's a Linux version of the engine already...

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As a matter of fact, if Valve successfully transcode Media Foundation videos and EAC and BattleEye end up working, that's an *almost* 100%

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Just as if we wanted to use a PS2-era engine to develop our own games...:neutral:

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To me, the reason is practical.
With Valve contributing RADV, ACO, the Zink translation layer and DXVK, their reliance on third-party drivers is very limited. It gives them more control, and the ability to fix things more quickly.

Just my opinion though...

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I've tried to play some games on Wayland with Nvidia drivers yesterday, and it's quite a good experience.
However, there is no way to disable Vsync, which is a no-go for me.

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I've been using both KDE and GNOME and I like them both, however I prefer the GNOME workflow.
Nevertheless we can only rejoice when a project such as a complete open source desktop environment gets backed by a company such as Valve, because everyone will benefit from it.

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Wow, great news!

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Don't forget that DOTA 2 uses FXAA, which makes everything look terribly blurry.
No wonder FSR looks much better.

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Quoting: Liam DaweWe're not talking traditional consoles, we're talking what's basically a portable PC here.

I stand by what I said there. The market for portable PC gaming handhelds has nowhere near hit the proper mainstream yet.

As someone who's once been really passionate about handheld consoles, I second that.
Also, the time when developers had to craft their game for a specific platform is long passed now. Optimisation before this mostly multi-platform era was something else entirely, even more when dealing with handhelds.

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Quoting: Julius

Quoting: omer666I really hope some day they will get to the beta stage, it's such a great effort.

Not sure if joking or not. It has been what other projects call "stable" for years. It's just bad marketing :(

Not at all!
Yes it's "stable," but not really feature-complete yet, and I think that's why they label it as "alpha".

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